The contemporary definition of
hazard is "risk of loss or harm, peril, jeopardy" OED (2008).
Identification of
hazards in machinery stems from the previous two steps and is performed in accordance with the relevant EN standards for the whole life cycle of the machine.
All safety officers should review
hazard and near mishap reporting requirements listed in Chapter 4 of OPNAVINST 5102.
5 million into lead
hazard control last year, is an exception, she says.
I recently installed a safety concerns log at our facility for employees to voice their concerns about safety problems or potential
hazards.
Management has the greatest control of a
hazard when it uses the measures listed at the top of the hierarchy, such as elimination or substitution.
To report a
hazard so other organizations may determine how to fix the problem or control the risk
Hazard was probably already formulating his velvety hatchet job on Conte.
But after scoring twice against Brighton, winger
Hazard said: "My dad says some bad things.
3 million available in cooperative agreements to support research to develop and improve methods for the identification and control of key residential health
hazards and to improve the implementation of policies that address these
hazards.
Matagal na po nating ipinapanawagan na taasan na sana ang
hazard pay ng ating mga sundalo dahil talagang napakaliit ng halagang P390 kada buwan kung araw-araw ay nahaharap ang ating libu-libong militar sa matinding panganib,' he said in a statement.
Just a few weeks ago, MSHA issued a new "Confined Space Entry
Hazard Alert.
They demonstrate how to use
hazard analysis to identify and prioritize risks and to develop approaches to community
hazard mitigation.
CHELSEA manager Jose Mourinho reckons Eden
Hazard showed off both his flair and resilience in the 2-0 win at Stoke.
paragraph] Because quantification of property-specific natural
hazard risk has not been available until recently, the industry has relied upon required insurance--homeowners' insurance policies and the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), in particular--to transfer
hazard risk to the consumer and insurance provider.
